Grateful Dead Hour # 28 - Vinyl LP From 3/13/89 - LIKE NEW
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Grateful Dead Hour # 28  - Vinyl LP From 3/13/89 - LIKE NEW! ULTRA RARE!

I know what you're thinking.. you're reading this and sing... show number 28?? From 1989?? On Vinyl???? Yes!!! 

This is EARLY Grateful Dead Hour. Show #28!!!! Before being put out on cassette, and eventually CD, the shows were pressed to Vinyl LP for distribution.

Check this one!!! This is the vinyl album, cut sheet with information from the label, and what is on the show... and check out whose copy of the album this is... no this wasn't shipped to just any radio station for airing. This was shipped to Mr. David Gans himself to host the show with!! AMAZING!!! AND RARE!!! This is a piece of Grateful Dead history!!

Awesome, the Vinyl Master for the Grateful Dead Hour, # 28. This is like new! Right from the source.. it gets NO BETTER than this!

Grateful Dead Hour no. 28 
 Week of March 13, 1989



Side 1 26:58

Cold Rain & Snow;

Hell in a Bucket

Beat It On Down the Line->

Promised Land - 2/12/89 Forum, Inglewood CA

Big River - 2/11/89 Forum, Inglewood CA

Side 2 26:42

Estimated Prophet->

MIDI jam - 2/11/89

Wharf Rat - 2/10/8

The band turned their second set inside out at the Forum on
February 11. Following Estimated Prophet, which usually leads to Eyes
of the World and then into less structured realms, the drummers took
a break and left guitarists Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir, bassist Phil
Lesh and keyboardist Brent Mydland to do some exploring together with
their respective computer music interfaces. The quartet continued
through Brent's new ballad, I Will Take You Home (which is likely be
part of the new album which the band is working on), and then they
left the stage to Billy Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart, who were joined
by the Moreira family (Airto, Flora Purim and their daughter, Diana)
for some wild vocals and percussion - and then the band went into
Eyes of the World.

Another interesting statistic: This Big River was played without
another cowboy song attached for the first time in about ten years...
- DG


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